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Rust Macros and Compile-Time Metaprogramming: A Deep Dive Hello Rust enthusiasts! Today, we're going to explore one of Rust's most powerful features—macros and compile-time metaprogramming. These capabilities empower Rust to be both powerful and flexible, enabling you to make your code cleaner, safer, and more reusable. Let's dive in! #rust #rustlang https://lnkd.in/dpxSqeA3
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Hello ! I just published my first article on Medium: Implementing a Linked List in Rust. #linkedlist #rust #datastructures
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🚨 The Rust video #23 is out! We'll cover recoverable errors using the "Result Type". - Basic example of recoverable errors - Using "match" for error handling - Managing results with if-else statements - Shortcuts: unwrap and expect - Error propagation and the `?` operator https://lnkd.in/dU94yxTa
Debugging Rust with Recoverable Errors: Result, Match, ? - Full Crash Rust Tutorial for Beginners
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CS Undergrad | Full-Stack Developer & Graphic Designer with 3+ Years of Experience | AI, ML & DL Enthusiast
"Day 4 of my 7-day Rust journey has been all about foundational concepts that make Rust so powerful! Today, I explored: Jargon #0 - Mutability: Rust's unique approach to mutability emphasizes the importance of safety and control. By default, variables are immutable, so making them mutable requires explicit declaration. This instills a mindset of cautious modification, crucial for safe code. Jargon #1 - Stack vs. Heap: Learning how Rust allocates memory on the stack vs. the heap deepened my understanding of its efficiency. The stack offers quick, predictable access, while the heap is better for dynamic, long-lived data. This distinction is central to Rust’s performance. Each concept shows how Rust prioritizes control, safety, and performance. I’m excited to see how these principles come together as I progress! #RustLang #OwnershipModel #MemorySafety #SystemsProgramming
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Programming is my Art, laugher is my love language ( Creative Developer ) / Company Jester 🤡
Some nice insight on Rust. My perspective is Rust is disposable because of it's strict typing but JS/TS is very reusable, but Rust is fast and very safe; if you can get it to compile... https://lnkd.in/gBnW_Fc7
Was I Wrong About Rust?
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From code review to top benefits - watch our Rust guide! 🔥 Our experts share insights they wished they knew before starting work with Rust. 📍 Discover Rust's unique ownership system, borrowing references, lifetimes, and powerful features like pattern matching and error handling. See real code examples and learn how Rust ensures memory safety and efficiency without a garbage collector. Want to know where Rust excels and where it might not be the best fit? Don't forget to like and subscribe! 😊 #RustProgramming #Rust
13 things you MUST know about RUST
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Senior Adversarial Engineer at Cloud Range | Mitre Threat Intell Cert | Mitre Adversary Emulation Methodology Cert |TEDx Speaker | Mossé Institute Student
Day 16 of Rust: - RAT has native Rust functions for tasks instead of running system commands. - Got some little things to clean up from integrating the web and cli capabilities. This is fun. I think by the end of next week, it'll be stable enough for a video demo. https://lnkd.in/eWkH5p5K
